Hi Roland,
I think you have not copied the runtime files to the target folder on the target machine.
The X# installation installs them in the GAC, so you don't need them in your release folder, but they are still needed on a machine without X# installed.
Please see here for a list if needed files ...

Hello all,

I’m developing my systems on a local server and then, promoting them to a production cloud server. That cloud server does not have any of the development components such as Visual Studio with XSharp.
My understanding was that one only needs to promote the ‘Release’ folder but turns out ...

Chris wrote: Tue Apr 29, 2025 10:45 am Hi Roland,

Looks like there are some issues with the COPY TO command, we'll look into that. But as you said, you can use DbCopy() instead, for example:

DbCopy("c:\dbf\newdbf", ,{||FIELD->TESTFLD>10})

AH! Yes! Thanks Chris. Your suggestion did indeed work.

Probably should have used : "How to copy fields from a selected DBF to another DBF! "

Roland


SELECT <tablealias>
COPY TO <newtablename> FOR <forcondition>


Robert


Thanks Robert, but I get the same generic error I always get: " Value does not fall within the expected range ". Where oh where am I going wrong?

USING System
USING System.Collections.Generic
USING System ...

Hi all,

My stack: Windows Forms, Harbour. XSharp in VS is current 2.20

This is a carryover.

Assume, you have two databases and a person CAN exist in both. I sync them up on a number, for example their SSN (Social Security Number) . One database could be Active and the other Retirees. I need to ...

Hi Roland,

I had also tested the code and it was working here with this change. What is the exact code you are using now?

Thanks for all the tips ... however, non were realistic to implement - I'm implementing a Windows version in parallel to the original one and doesn't allow me to create new ...

Hi Roland,

Looks like the problem is in the index expression, which includes an alias:

BFCL->FC_CLIDEN

When you use a different alias when you open the dbf (like "bfcl1" and "bfcl2" in your sample), the "BFCL" alias does not exist, hence the error.

Is there any reason why you needed to ...

Hi Robert,

did you find anything?

robert wrote: Sat Mar 29, 2025 8:51 am Can you send us the files?

Robert

Hi Robert,

here's the test project, including the two sets of files.